The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that 5,932 motorcyclists died in motorcycle crashes across the United States in 2021. This total represents 14% of all traffic fatalities and the highest recorded number of motorcyclist fatalities since 1974.

Although there may be similarities between motorcycle accidents and motor vehicle collisions, the differences involved, including the cause of the accident, liability issues, and the harm sustained, are significant.

According to The National Safety Council, while motorcycles make up just 3% of all registered vehicles in the United States, motorcyclist injuries accounted for 14%

The lack of a protective outer shell in motorcycle accidents leaves riders vulnerable to debilitating harm such as spinal cord and brain damage. In some